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China and U.S. Hold Second Round of Maritime Consultations on May 24, Agree to Maintain Dialogue
May 28, 2024, 03:33 AM
China and the United States held the second round of consultations on maritime affairs on May 24 via video link. Both nations agreed to maintain dialogue and communication to manage maritime risks and avoid misunderstandings. The consultations, confirmed by the Chinese Foreign Ministry in a statement on May 28, focused on exchanging views on the maritime situation and related issues. China urged the U.S. to refrain from intervening in maritime disputes between China and its neighbors. The discussions emphasized the importance of maintaining an open dialogue.
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